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enBuild a Linux Home Web Server For Under $250http://www.linuxlookup.com/howto/build_linux_home_web_server_under_250
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Now-a-days pretty much everyone and their hipster grandmother is blogging, publishing web articles or sharing some sort of digital content with free online services such as Google, Facebook, Flickr and Youtube. These are all great no cost options for putting content online, but a poor substitution for a feature rich web server. </div>
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http://www.linuxlookup.com/howto/build_linux_home_web_server_under_250#commentsGuidesAntecApacheCrucialDebianIntelLinuxMotherboardOCZSSDWeb ServerFri, 16 Dec 2011 18:55:24 +0000Ty6254 at http://www.linuxlookup.comBoxee Box Reviewhttp://www.linuxlookup.com/review/boxee_box_review
<p>For many, the Internet has become a preferred source of entertainment. With offerings like Netflix, VUDU, Hulu and digital downloads, even once loyal cable television subscribers are abandoning their service for online content.</p>
<p>Up until last year, delivering local media and web content to the living room has been a do-it-yourself Home Theater PC (HTPC) project requiring a long list of PC hardware components and software tinkering. Only recently have we seen a flux of low-profile, inexpensive, media extension devices pop-up on the market.</p>
<p>In this review we're going to take a look at once such device, the Boxee Box by D-Link. Designed to deliver Internet TV, movies, music, web browsing, photos and other local media to the television, this Linux based set-top device will free you from the confined of your computer and bring you back to the epitome of comfort, your couch!</p>
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The best way to find large files on your Linux system is to use the command line. This how-to will suggest a few methods for listing such files in specific directories or complete file systems. </div>
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http://www.linuxlookup.com/howto/find_all_large_files_linux_system#commentsSystem AdministrationFindLinuxTue, 01 Jun 2010 19:44:24 +0000Ty4201 at http://www.linuxlookup.comRecover a root password on Linux systemshttp://www.linuxlookup.com/howto/recover_root_password_linux_systems
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This How-To will guide your through successfully recovering (resetting) the root password on most Linux based systems. </div>
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http://www.linuxlookup.com/howto/recover_root_password_linux_systems#commentsSystem AdministrationGRUBkernelLILOLinuxPasswordrecoverrootMon, 22 Feb 2010 19:26:08 +0000Ty4033 at http://www.linuxlookup.comTurboLinux Wizpy Reviewhttp://www.linuxlookup.com/review/turbolinux_wizpy_review
<p>Though Linux in the mainstream has come a long way over the past few years, there is still this stigma of being difficult to install and use. The TurboLinux Wizpy is trying to sway consumer perception with the introduction of a pocket-sized multimedia player that contains a bootable version of TurboLinux operating system.</p>
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<p>The system I tested was powerful. It has a 3.06GHz processor (with Hyper Threading support), 1 Gigabyte of RAM, and an ATI Radeon Mobility 9000 with 64Mb VGA ram.</p>
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<p>I have tried for the last three weeks to generate a review of Mandrake 9.0 without much success. Not that I have ever been accused of being at a loss for words, but this particular release has left me speechless. I can't think of much to say about this release that hasn't already been said about several other Linux distributions. Perhaps that's the problem. As I have been working with this release, I have had this reoccurring thought - "This looks like YALR (Yet Another Linux Release)".</p>
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<p>SuSE software has always impressed me by the attention to detail they employ in generating their best-in-class Linux OS. The installation routine is simple and straightforward, the progress bar (lie meter) is generally accurate, and the finished install is relatively painless to configure. This release is no different in those aspects and more improvements have made their way into the finished product as well.</p>
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Most people who know me often tell me that I am paranoid. I say that I have good reason to be. Hacker attacks and malicious code are just a few examples of why I am cautious with my computer systems. Guardian Digital's Engarde Secure Linux Professional offers a lightweight, robust, and secure Linux Distribution for small and large networks.
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<p>As you may have already guessed from my previous articles I prefer RedHat's Linux distribution. As a loyal follower over the years I must say that RedHat 7.3 is the best Redhat has offered so far. I'm not saying this because it is the latest incarnation. A lot of this distributions enhancements make it so. For example being able to use the keyboard number pad during the GUI installation was great. I know, it is a little thing, but the last few distributions didn't have that feature (to my knowledge) and my fingers really depend on the keypad for speedily imputing numbers.</p>
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<p>I was prepared for this review of SuSE 8.0 Professional to be a no-brainer. I had last used SuSE at version 6.4 before switching to Mandrake. I was basically happy with it then, and figured it had only improved since then. What I've seen after using SuSE's latest and greatest for the past two weeks has surprised me, and not all in a good way. This review will look at SuSE as a desktop system.</p>
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<p>A buddy of mine introduced me to RedHat Linux back in 1996, on a CD. Until then I had downloaded different flavors across 28.8/33.6 modem, a rather painful experience. After that introduction I have been a loyal follower since. I have looked to RedHat Linux for stability, features, and ease of use. Their latest release, 7.2, is perhaps the best yet.</p>
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<p>My first version of the GNU/Linux operating system came to me via a shareware disk that I purchased from a friend of mine. That GNU/Linux version was numbered in the 0.9x series and I tired quite easily in my attempt to get the system up and running. It wasn't until I purchased a manual on Slackware Linux a couple of years later that I was able to get the system working properly and I haven't looked back since.</p>
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Linux Mandrake has been my distribution of choice for quite some time now. The Red Hat-with-some-stuff-added moniker has been peeled away and Mandrake is now standing tall against the competition.
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